Mistakes made in books (and elsewhere) don’t always have to do with grammar issues. Sometimes there is a design problem with the layout of the book, such as images being too close to the gutter or the wrong caption being applied to a diagram. This is just another reason why hiring a proofreader (the professional who reads a proof copy of your book) to flag what they see in the “final” version of your book just before publication can be so helpful.
Do you see what’s off about this image?
